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Vincenzo Carrieri
Professor of Public Economics 

Department of Political and Social Sciences 

Director of the Center for Studies on Society, Health and Place

University of Calabria

Research Fellow:

IZA

RWI-Leibniz Institute of Economic Research, 

Health, Econometrics and Data Group  (University of York) 

Global Labor Organization.

I am a Professor of Public Economics at the University of Calabria where I also serve as Director of the Center for Studies on Society, Health and Place. Previously, I was an associate professor at the University of Salerno and a full professor at the University Magna Graecia of Catanzaro. I earned my PhD from the University of Calabria and completed a PhD specialization in Health Economics and Policy from the Swiss School of Public Health (SSPH+).

I am  an Associate Editor of Health Economics and Oxford Open Economics , and serve on the Editorial board of Economics and Human Biology. I was a member of the Steering committee of the Italian Health Economics Association (AIES) for the terms 2017-2020 and 2020-2023 and I am currently a  member of the Scientific Committee of IWAEE.

My research focuses on health economics and policy evaluation with a particular interest in the economics of risky behaviours and health and income  inequalities. I have published papers in economic journals such as the Journal of Human Resources, Journal of Health Economics, Health Economics, European Economic Review, and Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics,  as well as in interdisciplinary journals like Scientific Reports- Nature and Food Policy. 


My Full CV is available here 


Cubo 1/B, Floor 3

Department of Political and Social Sciences

Ph: (+39): 0984 492532

e-mail: vincenzo.carrieri@unical.it

skype: vincenzo_carrieri

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